Columbia University Promises to Address Trump Administration's Concerns After $400 Million in Funding Pulled
Columbia University's interim president said the school is working to address the "legitimate concerns" of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration after $400 million of federal government grants and contracts to the university were canceled over allegations of antisemitism on campus.
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Tulane University was among 60 colleges and universities to receive a letter from the Department of Education on Monday ...
Union College was among 60 universities warned by President Donald Trump’s administration of potential action if they do not ...
The investigation by the department’s Office for Civil Rights follows a Jan. 29 executive order by President Donald Trump ...
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Trump officials threaten Rutgers, Princeton with penalties if they don’t protect Jewish studentsThe New Jersey universities are among the 60 institutions under investigation for alleged civil rights violations related to ...
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Columnist Issac J. Bailey writes that Columbia University’s attempts to appease the Trump administration to silence those ...
In a statement, USC pledged to share “everything we have done to create a welcoming and non-discriminatory campus environment ...
“I cannot believe what has taken place here,” said a Columbia professor walking his dog near the campus. Requesting anonymity ...
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